Ruh khus are extracted from hydro distillation of north indian khus roots. We collect raw material from farmer of nearest villages. This oil is also extracted from steam distillation by boiler, but extracted by traditionally degs and bhapka system which is a hydro distillation process make incredible smell of ruh khus. Used in - soap, syrups etc

Botanical Name : Rosa damascena The most common and widely known application of rose attar is in the perfume and cosmetic industry. It is also used in the making of various scented and cosmetic products because of skin friendly

Features :

• Easy and safe to use
• High quality
• Optimum purity

Uses : As an astringent, aphrodisiac, antiseptic, refreshing, etc.

Botanical Name: Pandmns Odoratissimus Kewra attar is extracted from the flowers of this plant by using the process of hydro-distillation. The oil thus obtained from this process have subtle smell resembling that of honey.

Features :

• Aromatic fragrance
• Best quality
• Fine finish

Uses :

• It can also be used as a flavouring agent and as a base material for perfumery products
• The attar is also used in aromatherapy based applications

Mitti attar is an aroma of dry parched earth surface when hit by the monsoon rains. This attar is commonly known as fuller’s earth fragrance and botanically

Features :

• Free from impurities
• Effectiveness
• Hygienically made

Use : Used as a blend in the perfumery industry

Ruh khus are extracted from hydro distillation of north indian khus roots. We collect raw material from farmer of nearest villages. This oil is also extracted from steam distillation by boiler, but extracted by traditionally degs and bhapka system which is a hydro distillation process make incredible smell of ruh khus. Used in - soap, syrups etc

Botanical Name : Rosa damascena The most common and widely known application of rose attar is in the perfume and cosmetic industry. It is also used in the making of various scented and cosmetic products because of skin friendly

Features :

• Easy and safe to use
• High quality
• Optimum purity

Uses : As an astringent, aphrodisiac, antiseptic, refreshing, etc.

Botanical Name: Pandmns Odoratissimus Kewra attar is extracted from the flowers of this plant by using the process of hydro-distillation. The oil thus obtained from this process have subtle smell resembling that of honey.

Features :

• Aromatic fragrance
• Best quality
• Fine finish

Uses :

• It can also be used as a flavouring agent and as a base material for perfumery products
• The attar is also used in aromatherapy based applications

Mitti attar is an aroma of dry parched earth surface when hit by the monsoon rains. This attar is commonly known as fuller’s earth fragrance and botanically

Features :

• Free from impurities
• Effectiveness
• Hygienically made

Use : Used as a blend in the perfumery industry